It’s pretty straightforward, really — I’m here to help make your wedding speech better.

You hear it at every wedding: “The speeches are the best bit.” And sure — a great wedding speech fills an already buzzing room with an energy that lasts well beyond the night.

But so often, the speeches are a source of endless background tweaking and panicked late activity. It can feel helpless and it needn’t be that way.

There’s nothing quite like the kick of a wedding speech that goes well. It’s a moment — your moment — to make a special day better. It’s your moment to make it matter.

I’ve been fortunate enough to give four wedding speeches in the last few years — as brother-of-the-bride, best man, joint best man (because some friends are more decisive than others), and groom.

And in a variety of places, too — from a farm in Glastonbury to a hillside in Lapland. The picture above was taken in a barn in Wiltshire, where I loudly berated a room full of people who were just trying to have a nice time.

Along the way, I’ve learnt a thing or two about what works (and what doesn’t) when it comes to giving a half decent wedding speech. So, if you’re trying to make the pieces of a wedding speech click together — well, I’ve been there, and I reckon I can help make it unique, impactful, and better.

I’m here to help you turbocharge your wedding speech by working with you on structure, content, tone, and delivery. No templates, no tired jokes — just unique wedding speeches.

How does it work?

If you’re after a bit of advice, take a look at the blog. Or, if you need something more hands on, there are two packages I offer:

Let’s work together

Ready to go, or got something more specific in mind? Let’s chat. Email me at fraser dot balaam at gmail, etc.